Difference between revisions of "Pocket Neopet"
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===Deluxe Meridell=== | ===Deluxe Meridell=== | ||
====Ultimate Bullseye=== | ====Ultimate Bullseye=== | ||
This game is very similar to the Flash game on the Neopets site. Using the up and down arrows on the device, the player aims their arrow at a target visible on-screen. Pressing Enter once starts the power meter, and pressing it again locks in the power level currently displayed on the meter. The arrow is fired, and if it hits the target the player will receive points based on where it landed. The player gets ten shots each game, with a possibility for bonus shots if the player hits a bullseye on their last arrow. The game has three difficulty levels; easy, medium, and hard. | |||
====Kiss the Mortog==== | ====Kiss the Mortog==== | ||
Kiss the Mortog is a luck based game, similar to the game on the Neopets site. It costs 5 NP to play. In the first round, the player is presented with two options, 1 or 2. The Mortog they pick can either transform into a beautiful princess (awarding the player Neopoints) or explode violently, ending the game. There are five levels, and with each level the player has more Mortogs to choose from (thus decreasing their probability of winning). If the player's Mortog explodes they lose all their winnings, but they have the option of cashing out after every round. | |||
====Turdle Racing==== | ====Turdle Racing==== | ||
====Yeasty Bread | Turdle Racing is another random game. Turdles race along a track, and the player has to bet which will win. Bets can be placed in increments of 10 NP, and if the player's Turdle wins they receive prize money equal to double their bet. However, if they lose then they lose their initial bet. | ||
====Yeasty Bread Toss==== | |||
In the manual this game is referred to as "Yeasty Bread Tomato Toss", but it only shows up as Yeasty Bread Toss in the menu on the device. In this game, the player plays as a Lupe named Rolland who is trying to eat as many ingredients as possible. Use the left and right arrows to walk around, and the up arrow to jump. However, if he runs into a bomb it will explode. Running into three bombs ends the game. Fire balls will also appear, giving the player the ability to clear the screen by pressing Enter if they catch one. | |||
====Negg Drop==== | ====Negg Drop==== | ||
Negg Drop is the same game that appears on other versions of the Pocket Neopet. The player controls a basket to catch falling burlap sacks containing Neggs. At the start of the game, sacks fall at different rates: slow or fast. Catching an empty sack is worth one point. Catching a full (textured) sack is also worth one point but makes all of the sacks fall fast. Avoid the solid black sacks, because that summons the Pant Devil to steal all of your points. The player has 60 seconds to catch as many Neggs as possible on Easy, 50 on Medium and 40 on Hard difficulty. | |||
====Turmac Roll==== | ====Turmac Roll==== | ||
Turmac Roll is yet another game heavily inspired by a Flash game on the Neopets site. The player plays as a Turmac, a turtle-like creature that rolls into a ball and along a course. The left and right arrows can move the Turmac from left to right, and the up arrow is used to jump. The player must avoid obstacles and holes in the course, collecting coins along the way. The Turmac will roll faster and faster as time goes on. The game has three levels of difficulty, Easy, Medium, and Hard. | |||
===Bruce and Lupe=== | ===Bruce and Lupe=== | ||